Course Overview

Industries that own or use boilers in their production engage Energy Commission (EC) certified personnel to maintain electrical systems. Boilers consume electricity only during start-up but contribute significantly to electricity generation during normal operation. All of the boiler’s mechanical components, flue gas system, fuel plant system, and burner system require proper maintenance to ensure smooth and safe operation. The Factories and Machinery Act 1967 prescribes that certain machinery must not be operated without certified staff. This course introduces participants to the processes involved in maintaining boiler mechanical components, flue gas systems, fuel plant systems, and burner systems, including servicing, repairing, and testing activities. It also covers boiler normal and annual inspections in accordance with applicable regulations.

Duration

• 3 Days

Prerequisite

• 17 years old and above

Learning Outcomes

• Isolate boiler system.
• Service boiler electrical component system.
• Test boiler electrical component functionality.
• Service and repair boiler plant mechanical components.
• Test boiler system functionality.
• Service and repair boiler flue gas system components.
• Service and repair boiler fuel plant components.
• Service and repair boiler burner system components.
• Coordinate boiler annual inspection.
• Carry out boiler operation handover and taking over.
• Record boiler maintenance log book.

Course Content

• Boiler Electrical Component Servicing
• Boiler Plant Mechanical Component Maintenance
• Boiler Flue Gas System Component Maintenance
• Boiler Fuel Plant Equipment Maintenance
• Boiler Burner System Component Maintenance
• Boiler Operation And Maintenance Supervision
• Boiler Normal And Annual Inspection